A little bit of panic at work this morning - there was no electricity. Had to call maintenance. Was told that there was a trip last night as they were installing a new TV for the department. Left work at 15:00.
Good friend from Australia visiting for a few days. Was supposed to go out drinking (yeah, this would be the first time in a very long time), but I gave in to my sleepiness at 19:00 and slept until 23:00. Was watching Knight Rider (classic!) just dozed off. Even forgot to take out my clothes from the washing machine. So now, I have to wash them again else they'll have this weird stinky smell.
As I was thinking about my career, I remembered my lecturer once told me, in this ever changing world today where things are so fast paced, it is paramount for us to 'learn how to learn'. So what does that mean? It simply means we have to constantly upgrade ourselves to keep up with times. Things that were relevant yesterday, may be irrelevant today. As the saying goes, education is a lifelong process. So I'm trying to pick up SAS / SQL progamming. I've been seeing it as a requirement for many Risk Management roles - guess they use it to set up / amend rules.
















